why they could be kicked ou and what would go in their two neighborhood businesses may be sent packing by the catholic church. why they could be kicked out and what would go in their place. >> more women being arrested for dui but what sets them apart from male offenders? a fire def states a board walk. what helped the firefighters get it under control. good evening i'm ken bastida. >> neighbors are outraged. the catholic church is behind the possible eviction. kpix 5 is behind those shop . >> we're talking about two mom and pop shops, right next door another shop that sells t- shirts and mexican wrestling masks. both are in danger of being

evicted. they say everything's all right, but community activists tells me he talked to the store owners and the owners have been informed by their landlords that the rents are being raised and that their leases will not be renewed. a real estate agency tells the san francisco examiner that a high end restaurant is being considered for the space. >> they're concerned, of course, you know, they're stressed out. things are up in the air for them. >> reporter: and to find out it's the catholic church behind it. >> yes. that's what's most shocking to us, that something like this can happen from them. they were the last person that we thought would do something like that. >> he says what's happening to these stores is one example of the mission district rapid pace. there's an onslaught of realtors offering big bucks for mom and pop owners to sell their property. >> i don't think it's right for people to be forced or manipulated. a lot of people have deep roots

and don't want to sell. so when there's this constant approach from these brokers, it's harassment. >> reporter: i made repeated calls and sent several e-mails to the archdiocese, so far no comment. reporting live in the mission. looks like an early victory for rich man. a judge said today he will toss out ayla suit that would have stopped the city from using eminent domain to take over homes with underwater mortgages. less than 24 hours after the city council approved the imminent domain plan, today two banks asked the federal judge for an immediate injunction. the judge indicated the request was premature, since richman's plan includes more actions that haven't taken place yet. new bridge, new problem. we've heard from a lot of people who don't think naming the bay bridge after willie brown is such a good idea. but most of them kind of shrug it off.

brian webb tells us one guy means business. brian. >> reporter: ken, we know the governor doesn't like it. now this lawsuit filed today aims to keep willie brown's name off the bay bridge. bay area, beat the willie brown bridge. >> i can see that. something in my gut tells me we have to wait a while. >> he's done a lot of cool stuff, but i don't know, where's the lisa bridge? >> the western span of the bay bridge named after 79 year old willie jun kwon. a man reveered and revialed. brown seems flat erd and unfaced by critics. >> those take shots, they're not worthy. >> reporter: do you have something against willie brown? >> it could have been named

after you. >> reporter: not so fast, from the way politicians pushed it through to the fact mr. brown is still alive. >> at some point people have to say "no" to all the private special interest activities the let late you are gauges it. >> reporter: like the new name or not, willie brown and his spotlight always seem to find each other e even on a -- even on a bridge. >> an icon incompetent place like the bridge named after an african-american in the state of california is really earth shaking. >> reporter: this lawsuit isn't scheduled to be in front of a judge until february. by that time willie brown's name may be plastered all over the bridge. the legislature approved a resolution for that name, but not a new law. the governor can't even sign it. but he could stop state money

from being used to put up those new signs. we're more than halfway through the 60-day cooling off period before another possible bart strike. and contract talks just got back on track. they didn't discuss key issues of pay and healthcare. those were set to be taken up next week. the deadline is october 11. four men under arrest after a home invasion robbery. the deputies believe one other person is still on the loose. two women in the home say that all the men carried weapons, schools in the area had to be put on lockdown. >> nothing like this has happened in the neighborhood. ihave children. sorry. >> the two women inside the home at the time were not hurt. we now know what caused the morgan fire on mount diablo. it was target shooting. since the fire started on sunday afternoon, more than

3100 acres have burned. firefighters expect to have it contained by tomorrow. they don't know who was target shooting or if they are still looking for him or her. a massive fire destroyed a board walk that was still rebuilding. it's this, flames taking over a sign reads fun town. dozens of businesses burned and now hours later crews have the fire under control. cbs reporter vanita shows us how firefighters kept it from getting worse. >> plumes of thick black smoke swallowed real estate in seaside park new jersey. it quickly spread to nearby buildings over a span of several blocks. workers say it came on fast and furious. >> it was smoke coming up from under the boards. nobody saw any flames. >> reporter: spectators watched in dismay taking photos and

videos. they gassed when this building came down -- gassed when this building came down. firefighters tried to reach the blaze but on the grounds winds and tar roofs -- ocean winds. that's the same area where super storm ravaged the board walk thrusting a popular roller coaster into the ocean. governor chris christy is promising state help. >> as soon as this is over, we'll pick ourselves up, we'll dust ourselves off and get back to work. >> cruz actually removed a replaced board walk to create a fire line. >> it wasn't even finished being rebuilt and again it's gone, and it's heart breaking for a lot of people. >> reporter: several firefighters and residents were treated for smoke inhalation. about 400 firefighters from agencies all around new jersey

had to be called in to fight that fire. from fire to floods, people in colorado are getting ready for more heavy rain tonight. the rivers and creeks overflowed filling streets, washing away cars. flood waters around the campus of the university of colorado flooding buildings, dorms and a parking garage. breaking news, the u.s. consulate in afghanistan was just attacked. and tonight the taliban is claiming responsibility. two security guards and five of the attackers were killed. no americans were hurt. the attack comes a day after the anniversary of 9/11 and a year and a-1/2 after the deadly attack on the u.s. consulate in libya. american and diplomats are working on a plan for syria to turn over its weapons.

secretary of state john kerry and russia's foreign minister met in wilt certify land to talk about the plan. syria says it will be more than a month before it discloses information on the chemical weapons and only if the u.s. stops threatening the military action. kerry made it clear it's not on their terms. >> expectations are high. theyare high to the united states, perhaps even more so for russia to deliver on the promise of this moment. this is not a game. the words of the syrian regime in our judgment are simply not enough. >> president obama still wants the threat of a u.s. military strike on the table, but he's hopeful for a diplomatic solution. talks will reconvene tomorrow. trouble behind the wheel, what's behind the spike in women getting arrested for dui. twitter makes plans to go public. how long before employees and others can start making money on the stock.

and a first for nasa, how a spacecraft launched decades ago is surprising scientists tonight. tonight low cloud covers moving back in. some some in the 80s. saratoga, burlingame in the 70s. weekend forecast and beyond, are we going to warm back up? the answer next. ,, [ maragno ] if the car was invented today, it would run on the most affordable energy source available. it would charge overnight. every morning, you'd wake up with a full tank, ready to go. if the car was invented today, it would be the 100% electric nissan leaf. with over 200 million gas-free miles driven and automatic hov lane access, the question isn't "why electric?" it's "why gas?" [ male announcer ] the 100% electric nissan leaf.

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a st we learn today that more and more women are getting busted while driving while intoxicated. and kid doe tells us there's a difference between men and women offenders. >> reporter: seems like this crash are becoming more common all across the country. women busted for driving while intoxicated. but why? researchers interviewed hundreds of offenders and law enforcement on firnls. they found -- officials. they found all women had gone through some stressful event. they found 75% of the women besides being drunk were on

prescription for medication issues. and there were three distinct groups for women offenders. those that drink to fit in, recently married women with a new baby and divorced der women and empty nestors. psychologist jorge wong says he's seen an up particular in women. -- uptic in women. >> it's a social consequence so like you can can be a boss, you can be the president, why can't i go drink, because everyone else is doing more. there's male behavior. >> reporter: 23-year-old marissa nelson said the study nailed it. >> i think it's absolutely true that women get broken up with,

they drink a lot. wine is your best friend when you get broken up with. it's true. it's true. >> reporter: researchers found when it comes to treating female drunk drivers, it's critical that they remove any issue of ego, guilt or shame and it's important not to judge. live in town san jose kiet do. women are more likely than men to finish counseling especially if they have a strong support network. california is well on its way to beefing up the paychecks to minimum wage workers. it pushed the wave to $9an hour by 2014. and $10 by 2016. right now it's 8 bucks. governor brown already said he would approve it. the most highly an advertise petitioned initial offering since facebook is in

the works. twitter made its ipo announcement today, and sue quan reported it may go public. >> reporter: in 137 character, twitter said we have confidentially submitted the ipo. this tweet does not constitute an offer for security for sale. this lays the groundwork for the ipo, the micro blogging giant based in san francisco. twitter is taking advantage of a new law that let's companies with less than $1 million in revenue. the seven-year-old company has been taking its time with this step. it's valued at more than $10 billion. it boasts 200 million active users who are sending 340 million tweets a day. this step signals big changes for twitter. >> this means they feel

confident about their ability to make money in the future, and you really see twitter over the last months start to diversify, start to do a little more than those 140 character text tweets. they're getting into the tv business, they really want to take on google and facebook. they're getting into multi media. >> no price range for the stock. and molly woods say that could take several months. at whichtime are's 1300 employ ease will have to wait a while until many can become millionaires. >> they're going to add to the already wealthy san francisco scene. >> reporter: the bank underwriting the ipo, goldman sachs, stands to make up to $50 million just for handling the deal. sue quan, kpix 5. facebook botched its ipo in may of last year.

the stock plunged and is now recovering. it's an all time high of 4.404 44. the ceo says with $500 from trader joe's and tax credits under the affordable care act, many employees can get healthcare coverage coverage at very little cost. >> i think we'll have a health yes, sir marketplace. other companies like universal theme park and darden restaurants which owns olive garden will move to part time and wal-mart said it would limit health care coverage for any new workers. paul if you like consistency, the weather is the place to look, because i mean they really don't differ.

>> when i show you the forecast, it is wildly consistent. if you like tomorrow, if you go out tomorrow and you say "yes," i like tomorrow, you're going to be thrilled with the next seven days. let's take a live look. i'll explain how we got there. san jose, there's the airport, judging by the tail, alaska airlines, cloudy skies. the on shore flow will be with us in the light to moderate fashion for the next several days. oakland dropping every day. today it hit a new low, your high 72 degrees, but only three degrees below average. are we done with the hot stuff? the answer over the past couple years is no. in san jose your average last 90 degree day over the past three years, october 5th. we have a couple more weeks where we can hit 90, but we will not in this particular pattern. san he an crowe -- leandro,

highs in the 70s. this low pressure pressure area off the pacific coastline, it's going to grab -- it's chili and our forecast will be cloudy in the morning, sunny in the afternoon with no more heat waves, so blue sky in the afternoon after a cloudy start and temperatures will stay near normal each day. san jose tomorrow 78, 79 degrees today. sunnyvale 76. hayward 72. pleasant hills, san ramon 74. alameda 72, and cloverdale 88 degrees. here is your wildly consistent extended forecast. 85 or 86 inland over the next five days. we stay that way. near the bay, mid 70s, at the

coast mid 60s. set it and forget it. each of the seven days will be carbon copies. >> than ks paul. in a scramble to make up for lost cup racers an oracle sailor was booted. john was twitched out after making too many mistakes. last minute change out was getting ahead today. the kiwis now least 6-1. new zealand only needs three more wins to take the trophy. the final races are this week -- excuse me 6to negative 1. how far now this decade's old spacecraft has traveled. ,,,, ,, ,, ,,,,,,,,

nasa's voya ted off to. to infinity and beyond, it's one way you can explain where nasa's voyager has drifted off to. it's the first man-made object to leave the solar system going where no probe has gone before. researchers say the voyager 1 is still gathering data. just in case it comes in contact with extraterrestrial life. the a's welcome back one of their sluggers.

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for a series that could all end the a-l west race is its oakland's way...but first t to wrap up the a's head to texas this week. it could end the american league race if it goes oakland's way. oakland could extend their division league 3-1/2 had with a win today. aj griffin had eight strikes outs and seven innings. bring me to the sixth inning, josh comes off the disabled list. two00 shots, the a's lead 8-2.

strong effort, no support against the dodgers, bottom of the 7, yasiel puig, that scores lee gordon. the dodgers had the lead but the dodgers just tied this game in the ninth inning 2-2. new zealand took control in the third leg, turned to 12 second into a 44 second advantage. they go on to win both races extending their league in the series. kiwis need three more wins to win that cup. stop me if you heard that before. but any way. sgl >> good try. >> this cup could be over by sunday. >> if they win the races

saturday, they could wrap it up on sunday. i'm going to tour oracle tomorrow. >> see you at 11:00. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,

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